|Home | About Us | Products | Services | Programs | NSF Grants | Partners |   Programs > Center for IT Excellence > Events Archive   CITE Home   About CITE   Events   Job Shadow   Newsletter   Student Resources   Advancing IT Education and the Workforce in Washington State   Events Archive   The 2007 IT Futures Education Summit: "Inspiring Faculty for Tomorrow" was held at Microsoft's Conference Center on Friday, May 18th 2007. There were over 180 faculty, workforce administrators, guests, and presenters attending!       Watch videos from the 2007 IT Education Futures Summit. Keynote speaker, Daniel Rasmus, Director of Information Work Vision, Microsoft high resolution low resolution IT Employer & Hiring Panel Discussion high resolution low resolution       Presentations and related materials are available below:   Keynote Speaker Daniel Rasmus, Director of Information Work Vision, Microsoft: The New World of Work: Evolution of the Workforce       Session Presenters   Corinne Hoisington, Central Virginia Community College (IT professor and author) Everything Just Changed: Office 2007       Dr. Mark Minie, Affiliate Instructor, Department of Biomedical and Health Informatics, University of Washington Putting the Tech in Bio: Critical Curriculum Connections Between IT & Life Sciences       Dr. Michele Royer, NWCET, Bellevue Community College Digital Natives: Engaging the New Learners       Workforce Education Council/Continuing Education Council Presentations – February 8, 2007   The Center of Excellence and National Workforce Center for Emerging Technologies (NWCET) were honored to present data on the “Future IT Workforce & Trends in IT Education and Careers” (Jerry Bunce, Boeing, and Michele Royer, NWCET) at the statewide WEC/CEC meeting February 8th, 2007 at Bates College in Tacoma. The informative presentations are available for download here: Jerry's presentation, Michele's presentation. You can also link to a podcast of the program (coming soon), including brief introduction of the event and speakers by former Center of Excellence director, Jeff Johnson. The podcast production by Greg Marshall, Whatcom College, is available at www.gregspoddingadventure.blogspot.com (click on right-hand menu). The February 8th event was attended by over 100 representatives from 34 community and technical colleges. Thanks to Jerry and Michele for their excellent insights, detailed presentations, and IT workforce and education information shared with the group on behalf of the Center of Excellence. Any questions, contact us at cite@bellevuecollege.edu or 425-564-4229.

NWCET is a division of Bellevue Community College, and is partially funded by National Science Foundation grants.